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a) demo roll out does not matter, regardless of where he goes he has 10 seconds to do his life before your medic comes so he has ample time to go where he can get healed
b) usually one scouts job is to hang near your demo to help him with that (see the pocket scout marxist video). Besides your demo can sort of defend himself if he doesnt go too far forward on point.
On snakewater it's common for soldiers to blindly bomb the saw exit, expecting to find players there. Therefore mixing it up by putting your medic thru balcony can be a solution.
I tried demo in kitchen, but it's a really easy spot to spam from pretty much anywhere on the middle (enemy balcony, enemy shack, point), so I don't recommend that.
We sometimes put one scout or the roamer in kitchen when we expect an enemy scout/roamer to go in there and we have trouble dealing with him from the outside.
If you have issues getting stuffed by the enemy demo, it's because he's not afraid of your demo and your scouts. For demo to do significant damage to saw choke, he has to go quite far forward on the point, and has big blind spots. Have one scout show up on the point from random angles to surprise the demo and he'll fire at him instead of at your combo
best bet is try a different surface, or use a higher sensitivity
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoQp7Tbss7c
Awesome video, lots of efforts went into that, this could be made for TF2 too (if someone had time to spare to edit)
StylaxTwiggySpaceCadetWould be nice if DM did not reward you with full health and reloaded ammo upon a kill. That way, walking healthpacks like this funhaver guy, would be more tolerable to play with in DM.
edyRegardless if this is a shitpost or not but the DM servers are a cool way to practice since you're fighting against multiple classes and against multiple people at the same time (aka how you'd normally play actual scrims/matches
In theory this should be true. However, DM can just as easily hold you back and make you worse at 6's in real situations. I know at least 10 scouts that I've DM and scrimmed with/against over the seasons that should be so much better in match situations. Those same scouts literally develop terrible habits in DM like mindless W for a stupid kill because of the free health/ammo bonus. They take that same idiotic mentality into a 6's match and die because of their stupid DM habit.
I'm not even going to get into the people that really care about their scores in DM and too many run back to far away healthpacks when low on HP.
some servers like the EU melkor/spenny ones heal you a percentage of the damage you did to the fragged player. So if you deal 110 to a scout and you get kill stolen you'd still get a fair amount of HP back. That + no healthpacks on these servers makes it tolerable
I wonder why you don't get ammo though.
Empty your clip on some fool, someone else finishes them off, and then they respawn and you have nothing loaded.
Probably because it's harder to code? you can hurtme someone for a given health number but you cant partially reload people AFAIK
liasI just started college this year. All my life I've been on the Apple/Mac hate train, but a comp sci professor as well as a family member who programs for Amazon suggested I get a MacBook pro for college. So I ended up getting one and it turns out I really like it.
I think you should definitely wait until you've picked your college (which I'm assuming you should have done bc it's May) and just email some comp sci professors for their opinions, your university website will likely have input on what laptop to get as well. Whatever you choose though, I'd heavily recommend your laptop being SSD based. I've ruined so many laptop HDDs in less than a year. Additionally, I love being able to open up and turn on my machine really fast during class. Your professors aren't gonna wait for your machine to turn when you're late to class.
Get excited friend, college is the fucking best.
How do you ruin laptop HDDs? If it's not spinning while you carry it around it should resist to shocks shouldnt it
SpaceCadetWould be nice if DM did not reward you with full health and reloaded ammo upon a kill. That way, walking healthpacks like this funhaver guy, would be more tolerable to play with in DM.
edyRegardless if this is a shitpost or not but the DM servers are a cool way to practice since you're fighting against multiple classes and against multiple people at the same time (aka how you'd normally play actual scrims/matches
In theory this should be true. However, DM can just as easily hold you back and make you worse at 6's in real situations. I know at least 10 scouts that I've DM and scrimmed with/against over the seasons that should be so much better in match situations. Those same scouts literally develop terrible habits in DM like mindless W for a stupid kill because of the free health/ammo bonus. They take that same idiotic mentality into a 6's match and die because of their stupid DM habit.
I'm not even going to get into the people that really care about their scores in DM and too many run back to far away healthpacks when low on HP.
some servers like the EU melkor/spenny ones heal you a percentage of the damage you did to the fragged player. So if you deal 110 to a scout and you get kill stolen you'd still get a fair amount of HP back. That + no healthpacks on these servers makes it tolerable
Why are plasma shots blinking balls? It's hard enough to aim seeing where the projectile goes
CollaideBut they're practicing for the future shotgun roamer meta
they should practice dh instead
Gonna test it. I think games like these could make good use of simple jump maps as tutorials for new players. There's a basic form of it in UT4 IIRC. theyve got unskippable tutorials thank god
driftaTwiggyI'm very interested in how to make the ugly top thing disappear (it's been there since the last update)Show Content
you have to enable it and disable it every time you launch tf2
e.g:
tf_use_match_hud 1
tf_use_match_hud 0
thanks!
Alright I'll steer clear from the rival 100. Do you happen to know the Ninox Venator?